broadcast for the telegraph's madeline grant . yes, indeed. madeline grant. yes, indeed. also tonight, writer , also tonight, writer, broadcaster and political commentator ben duncan, on labour's pitch to be the party of business. ex—bbc crimewatch star sue cook on britain's lawless streets and our broken asylum system and reality star and pop queen kerry katona on the state of modern telly. plus news about the new hosts of this morning. my friday. big opinion is on the way in just two minutes time, featuring escape monkeys fines for having a wee lewis hamilton's mega bucks ferrari deal and nicola sturgeon in tears. you won't want to miss it . but first, the news it. but first, the news headunes it. but first, the news headlines with sophia wenzler. the. >> thanks, mark. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . two teenagers who newsroom. two teenagers who killed brianna ghey in what's being described as a sadistic attack have been jailed for her murder. 16 year old scarlett jenkinson , who for the first jenkinson, who for the first time admitted stabbing the

madeline grant. yes, indeed. also tonight, writer , also tonight, writer, broadcaster and political commentator ben duncan, on labour's pitch to be the party of business. ex—bbc crimewatch star sue cook on britain's lawless streets and our broken asylum system and reality star and pop queen kerry katona on the state of modern telly. plus news about the new hosts of this morning. my friday. big opinion is on the way in just two minutes time, featuring escape monkeys fines for having a wee lewis hamilton's mega bucks ferrari deal and nicola sturgeon in tears. you won't want to miss it . but first, the news it. but first, the news headunes it. but first, the news headlines with sophia wenzler. the. >> thanks, mark. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . two teenagers who newsroom. two teenagers who killed brianna ghey in what's being described as a sadistic attack have been jailed for her murder. 16 year old scarlett jenkinson , who for the first jenkinson, who for the first time admitted stabbing the

um, madeline grant keeping me company. um, you madeline grant keeping me company .e company. um, you guys again , you company. um, you guys again, you are quite divided. um, on the putin we discuss that . um, at putin we discuss that. um, at the beginning of the program . the beginning of the program. um, i have to say, you really are divided. lots of you saying , are divided. lots of you saying, um, as i mentioned at the start of the program, that i actually don't believe anything putin says. uh, lots of you saying that some of things that he that some of the things that he was saying made sense. was saying actually made sense. uh, think that abdul uh, what do you think that abdul ezedi situation about whether or not he's gone the bridge or not he's gone over the bridge or not, thoughts that one? not, your thoughts on that one? but talk. junior but for now, let's talk. junior doctor, because doctor, shall we? because they're strike they're going on strike again for time since march for the 10th time since march last apparently they last year. apparently they are st

we've got telegraph columnist and parliamentary sketch writer madeline grant.t conservative peer lord shaun bailey and former labour party adviser matthew lazer . madeline, adviser matthew lazer. madeline, i'll start with you on this. do you think now that we're in a situation where essentially sir keir starmer has successfully leant on a speaker here? >> oh, well, i mean , certainly >> oh, well, i mean, certainly he the speaker, acceded to what labour was demanding for sure. i think the real question is how much of it was , as you said in much of it was, as you said in your intro, cutting a grubby deal your intro, cutting a grubby deal. um that was purely a face saving exercise . as for gaza , saving exercise. as for gaza, um, and how well or was any of it to do with how much of it was to do with the concerns about mp safety, which i don't think we should dismiss? you know, it's been speak to often been mps that i speak to often talk about, you know, just the a constant level of harassment, intimidation , um, having cctv intimidation, um, having cctv around th

broadcast for the telegraph's madeline grant . yes, indeed. madeline grant. yes, indeed.onight, writer, broadcaster and political commentator ben duncan, on labour's pitch to be the party of business. ex—bbc crimewatch star sue cook on britain's lawless streets and our broken asylum system and reality star and pop queen kerry katona on the state of modern telly. plus news about the new hosts of this morning. my friday. big opinion is on the way in just two minutes time, featuring escape monkeys fines for having a wee lewis hamilton's mega bucks ferrari deal and nicola sturgeon in tears. you won't want to miss it . but first, the news it. but first, the news headunes it. but first, the news headlines with sophia wenzler. the. >> thanks, mark. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . two teenagers who newsroom. two teenagers who killed brianna ghey in what's being described as a sadistic attack have been jailed for her murder. 16 year

extremists to intimidate british members of parliament on my panel tonight is telegraph top columnist madeline grant and ex—labour advisor matthew laza. >> oh, and we're about to land on the moon. >> 3211 ignition and lift—off . >> 3211 ignition and lift—off. >> 3211 ignition and lift—off. >> get ready, britain. here we go .

madeline grant now for gb grant there now for gb news exclusive. could ports exclusive.e software? >> tory has told >> the senior tory mp has told gb news the government's got to investigate. made cranes investigate. china made cranes at across britain at ports across britain after the announced plans the americans announced plans to spend billions replacing spend billions on replacing their versions. >> that's the concerns >> that's right, the concerns have raised after have been raised after washington the cranes , washington said the cranes, manufactured by shanghai firm, manufactured by a shanghai firm, were a real strategic risk . were a real strategic risk. >> charlie peters has joined us with more on this just explain that to us, charlie. sure. >> last week, the us >> so last week, the us announced spend $20 announced plans to spend $20 billion next five years billion over the next five years to cranes manufactured to replace cranes manufactured by a firm called z pmc. >> actually a subsidiary of >> it's actually a subsidiary of a company in china, which the us ha

extremists to intimidate british members of parliament on my panel tonight is telegraph top columnist madeline grantaza. >> oh, and we're about to land on the moon. >> 3211 ignition and lift—off . >> 3211 ignition and lift—off. >> 3211 ignition and lift—off. >> get ready, britain. here we go . go. i expose the gutless cowards . i expose the gutless cowards. next. good evening . next. good evening. >> the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that the prime minister says he is very concerned about commons concerned about the commons speaker's handling of the gaza ceasefire debate yesterday . it ceasefire debate yesterday. it comes after dozens of mps walked out of parliament last evening as the three main political parties sought to outmanoeuvre each other over the vote. sir lindsay hoyle has reiterated his fulsome apology for allowing both the government and labour amendments to be debated. well 67 mp5 amendments to be debated. well 67 mps have now signed a motion of no confidence in sir lindsay hoyle , calling for him to resign hoyle, calling for him to resign , and that includes more than half

madeline you very madeline grant. thank you very much indeed.oth a little bit later on. and keep your thoughts coming through. and anything we're covering this morning. vaiews@gbnews.com. but now let's get a look at the weather for you this morning . a brighter for you this morning. a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello . good morning. welcome >> hello. good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie from the met office. there will be some heavy rain through this afternoon and the evening, but there also some dry there will also be some dry spells weekend and it is spells this weekend and it is staying mild, it's staying very mild, so it's a mild start out there. there is some mist and fog across eastern areas should lift and clear areas that should lift and clear to some sunshine across to leave some sunshine across eastern areas, particularly through stay through today. it should stay largely of the largely dry through much of the morning the afternoon m